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Fifth Grade Narrative

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It is almost close to the end of my sixth-grade year, and I’d like to think I’ve changed since over the course of time. Near the end of fifth grade, I was confident and carefree. In fifth grade, I was the “smartest” kid in my class, maybe even the whole grade. With this reputation, I was always confident that I could finish an assignment with my best effort and get an A on it. I was on top of the mountain, or as I should say, the top of the fifth grade. Although, I was, and still am, not perfect. An example of this was the fact that I always had a tendency to procrastinate in fifth grade. I procrastinated on big assignments, but I was always able to finish it and get a perfect grade on it. Now, I still have the same weakness, I even get

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